Things You Have to Experience in Bangkok

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Michiel Van Kets)

Thailand is an exciting and breathtaking destination to visit and the capital city Bangkok will be a challenge to anyone who has never been to Asia before. You will have no problem finding hotels in Bangkok; the city will have something to suit yo...

The Working Hours and Conditions of a Rep

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Tobay Dytham Swifft)

A holiday representative is a position that is very demanding and challenging. It requires a lot of work with little supervision. Many feel that they can become a rep and be able to party in other countries all hours of the day and night. However,...

Exploring Singapore’s Chinatown

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Naveen Marasinghe)

Singapore’s Chinatown is a traditional Chinese neighborhood that has existed since the early 1800’s. Even today, a large percentage of the district’s inhabitants is of Chinese descent and roughly constitutes 75 percent of the population. Des...

Singapore Art Museum – a Fusion of Art, History and Asian Discovery

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Naveen Marasinghe)

A pride to its nation, the Singapore Art Museum houses the largest public collection of modern and contemporary Singaporean Asian artworks in the world. Apart from being renowned for its vibrant array of art, the museum, which also lovingly referr...

The Holy Shewedagon Pagoda

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Naveen Marasinghe)

The origins of the Shewedagon Pagoda are lost in the sands of history, popularly referred to as the most famous pagoda in Burma; the Shwedagon Pagoda is a 98 meter high gilded stupa in Yangon. It is also the most sacred of all Buddhist monuments i...

Discover the Richness of Yangon’s Local Offerings at Bogyoke Aun San Market

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Naveen Marasinghe)

Situated in the heart of Yangon, Bogyoke Aun San Market is the most popular market in addition to a being a popular market in Yangon. Visiting this thriving shopping destination presents the chance to discover an exciting assortment of items. Hou...

The Beautiful Notre Dame in Saigon

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Naveen Marasinghe)

The Notre Dame Basilica in the Vietnamese city of Saigon is yet another imprint of French colonialism in this historic city. This cathedral located in downtown Saigon was established by the French colonists for religious service for their own nati...

Reunification Palace: an Icon of Freedom

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Naveen Marasinghe)

Once the home of the South Vietnamese democracy and its president, this former presidential palace today serves as another symbol; the symbol of the unification of Vietnam. Some of the attractions that are housed include the very tanks that crash...

Underwater World and Dolphin Lagoon – Dive Into a World of Discovery

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Naveen Marasinghe)

Offering a world of marine discovery, The Underwater World at Sentosa Singapore is a truly amazing and awe-inspiring spectacle. With a dazzling number of aquatic creatures located below ground, this underwater wonderland is truly a breathtaking si...

Exploring Malaya’s Colonial Past in Georgetown

(Wed Nov 26th, 2008, by Naveen Marasinghe)

Georgetown is the capital of Malaysia’s Penang state; it has been named after the British monarch King George III and is located towards the North Eastern corner of Penang Island. Regarded as one of the most culturally alluring places in Penang G...